Fate’s Little Feral Consort

Xiao Tianyi seriously thought about when Yun Qianyu rescued him.

She had never saved him. There was only one person who saved him, and that was Cher.

Because Xueer rescued him, even if she had a bad reputation, he didn't dislike her, and even took her in.

Although he can't marry Xue'er as the concubine, he told her that he will marry her as the concubine in the future.

Even if there is no concubine, he will allow her to be prosperous and wealthy.

But what did Yun Qianyu mean by that sentence? She saved him, when did she save him.

With a face full of confusion, Xiao Tianyi walked away slowly.

The guard behind him followed carefully, not daring to speak.

As soon as Xiao Tianyi led the people out of the palace gate, someone rushed over to the palace gate, who quickly called out: "Cousin, my father's letter is an urgent matter for cousin."

The person here was Yan Jinghong from the Yanbei Palace, and Yan Jinghong quickly handed the letter to Xiao Tianyi's hands.

Xiao Tianyi immediately took the letter and opened it when he heard the urgent matter.

At this look, the entire face lost its blood.

Yan Jinghong was a little worried, and moved to Xiao Tianyi's hand to read the letter.

At this look, Yan Jinghong's expression also changed.

It turned out that the father's letter said that Xiao Tianyi would marry Yun Qianyu as his concubine anyway.

It turns out that the reason why Yun Qianyu was able to become King Xuan Zhengfei was because she was a destined noble man, and expensive. But Xiao Tianyi was just the opposite. Xiao Tianyi was the person who carried the evil in Tian's life, and such a life could easily be damaged.

His mother and concubine were afraid that he would be damaged, so she invited a master monk to fortunetelling with a compass, and figured out the nobleman he hit, but he could block the evil for him.

When his mother concubine was dying, she didn't worry about him, for fear that he would have an accident, so she begged the emperor specially and asked the emperor to decree that Yun Qianyu should be pointed out to Xiao Tianyi as the concubine.

Unexpectedly, in the end, Xiao Tianyi didn't marry Yun Qianyu as his concubine, and exchanged his fiancé for Yun Qianxue's **** on the day of the wedding.

Prince Yanbei knew about this and was almost furious. He wrote an urgent document to enter Beijing overnight, so that Xiao Tianyi must re-marry Yun Qianyu as Princess Xuan.

Otherwise he will die soon.

In front of the palace gate, Xiao Tianyi and Yan Jinghong's expressions changed.

Especially Xiao Tianyi, suddenly thought of what Yun Qianyu said before, that he was a white-eyed wolf. If she hadn't saved him in the first place, he would have been reborn.

Could it be that it was not Yun Qianxue who saved him at first, but Yun Qianyu.

No, how could this be.

Xiao Tianyi couldn't accept this anyway, and he took three steps backwards before standing still.

Yan Jinghong at his side looked at him worriedly: "Cousin, are you okay."

Xiao Tianyi shook his head, smiled bitterly, then turned around and got into the carriage, and went all the way back to Xuanwang Mansion. He wanted to ask the woman Yun Qianxue if she saved him at the beginning. She had better not lie to him, otherwise?

Yun Qianyu didn't know what happened after he left.

She just took the carriage and left the outer palace gate all the way to Prince An's Mansion.

Only when the carriage drove out of the outer palace gate not far away, it was stopped by someone.

The person who stopped Yun Qianyu's carriage was actually Yun He, the eldest son of Yongning Houfu, who was also the Demon Lord Feng Wuya of the Demon Shadow Palace.

Feng Wuya looked out with a concerned face, and saw Yun Qianyu, and asked concerned: "Feather, are you okay? Then the old witch will tell you what you are doing in the palace. She didn't embarrass you."

Yun Qianyu narrowed his eyes to look at Feng Wuya on the opposite carriage, and his cold pupils slowly narrowed.

She entered the palace, how did Feng Wuya get the news so quickly, and made it clear that the manpower was arranged by her side.